NAVAAKIRI

Tirumular’s Navaakiri Chakra Sadhana: The Siddha Path to Divine Awakening

Second-Level Initiation of Śrī Vidyā Tantra

NAVAAKIRI CHAKRA SADHANA

Ancient Tamil Siddha’s Tradition

The Navaakiri Mantra Diksha (நவாகிரிமந்திர தீட்சை) is a mystical initiation within Tirumular’s Siddha tradition, as detailed in the Tirumantiram. This is a Tamil Siddha practice based on Shiva-Shakti worship (Sri Vidya / Vaalai Thaai Upasana), Kundalini Yoga, Vaasi Yoga, and mantric enlightenment.

The Tirumantiram, literally “Holy Incantation,” is the Naatha (Nandinatha) Sampradaya’s oldest Tamil scripture, written in the 2nd century BCE and the 4th century CE by Rishi Tirumular. It is the tenth of the twelve Tirumurai and a vast storehouse of esoteric yogic and tantric knowledge. It contains the mystical essence of Raja Yoga, Guhya Yoga and Siddha Yoga, and the fundamental doctrines of the 28 Saiva Siddhanta Agamas.

In the ancient Tamil Siddha tradition, the great sage Tirumular revealed one of the most profound spiritual sciences—Navaakiri Chakra Sadhana. This esoteric practice, detailed in the Tirumantiram, unlocks nine divine energies (Navaakiri Shakti) that lead to self-realization, divine power (Siddhi), and ultimate liberation (Mukti).

Unlike mainstream Kundalini Yoga, which focuses on seven chakras, Tirumular’s system introduces a nine energy centers (Navaakiri Chakra), located within our physical and astral bodies. This blog explores:

♦️ What is the meaning of Tirumular’s Navaakiri?

️ Tirumular’s Navaakiri, or Navakshari mantra, is a powerful 51-syllable Shiva mantra described in his text, the Tirumantiram. It is a complex spiritual formula used in the Siddha tradition to balance the body, mind, and energy, with the ultimate goal of achieving a higher state of consciousness.

️ The nine divine energies of Shiva are referred to as “Nava” (Nine) + “Aakiri” (Nine Radiant Power or Nine Energies of the Nine Seeds). These are transformative (not destructive) forces that purify the soul and lead to Jnana (wisdom) and Mukti (liberation). Not a weapon or occult practice—it is a path of divine grace (Arul).

What is the meaning of Navaakiri?

The nine divine energies of Shiva are referred to as “Nava” (Nine) + “Aakiri” (Nine Radiant Power or Nine Energies of the Nine Seeds).

These are transformative (not destructive) forces that purify the soul and lead to Jnana (wisdom) and Mukti (liberation).

Not a weapon or occult practice—it is a path of divine grace (Arul).

Yogic Practices

Navaakiri Kundalini Yoga: Awakening the nine chakras (beyond the usual seven).

Tantric Pranayama—Nadi Shuddhi: (Purification of the 72,000 Nadis) through pranayama.

Sacred Mantras: Activates all Shaktis

The Nine Energies (Navaakiri Shakti)

Each corresponds to a stage of spiritual evolution:

- 1. Ananda Shakti: Experiencing Divine Bliss and Inner Joy.

- 2. Jnana Shakti: Supreme Wisdom

- 3. Ichha Shakti: Manifestation Power, Sankalpa Siddhi.

- 4. Kriya Shakti: Achieving Divine Will and Mastery Over Action.

- 5. Para Shakti: Connection to Cosmic Consciousness, Supreme Energy.

- 6. Pratyag Shakti: Unlocking the Third Eye: A Pathway to Enhanced Inner Illumination

- 7. Mantra Shakti: The Power of Sacred Sound.

- 8. Diksha Shakti: Empowerment through initiation: A testament to Guru Mandala’s grace.

- 9. Mukti Shakti: Power of Jivanmukti, Self-Realization.

- These are activated through prescribed mantras, yogic practices, and the grace of a guru.

THE SECRET WORSHIP OF THE DIVINE POWER

A Journey Beyond Illusion, Through the Wisdom of the Sri Chakra, Awakening the Soul in the Nava Tandava.

Managurunathan

Siddhi & Benifits

Upon mastery, the Siddha gains control over the nine energies, leading to:

- Arogya Siddhi (Freedom from disease)

- Dreams of Shiva/Shakti: Divine Guidance

- Manonmani Avastha (Thoughtless Samadhi)

- Taste of Amrita (divine nectar) on the tongue

- Vajra Deha Siddhi (body becomes indestructible like a diamond)

- Jivanmukti (Liberation while alive, Self-Realization).

Here are some other benefits.:

1. Spiritual growth and self-realization: The mantra is believed to facilitate spiritual growth, self-realization, and enlightenment.

2. Material prosperity and wealth: Navaakari Mantra is said to attract material prosperity, wealth, and good fortune.

3. Health and well-being: The mantra is believed to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being and to cure diseases.

4. Protection from negative energies: Navaakari Mantra is said to offer protection from negative energies, evil spirits, and misfortunes.

5. Mental clarity and focus: The mantra is believed to improve mental clarity, focus, and concentration.

6. Emotional balance and peace: Navaakari Mantra is said to bring emotional balance, peace, and harmony.

7. Karmic cleansing: The mantra is believed to help remove negative karma, cleansing the soul and promoting spiritual growth.

8. Divine connection and guidance: Navaakari Mantra is said to establish a deep connection with the divine, bringing guidance, wisdom, and spiritual growth.

9. Inner peace and bliss: The mantra is believed to bring inner peace, bliss, and contentment.

10. Fulfillment of desires: Navaakari Mantra is said to fulfil the devotee’s desires, bringing success and achievement in all endeavours.

Important Notes

- Not a “black magic” practice – it is a divine, wisdom-based path.

- Only for serious seekers – requires purification, devotion, Guru Bhakti and Guru’s guidance.

- Misuse leads to downfall—self-destruction—and severe karmic repercussions. Tirumular warns against the ego-driven use of Siddhis.

Note: The Navaakari Chakra Sadhana is a rare and potent Siddha practice, granting the thunderbolt-wielding power of a divine warrior. It is meant for those on the path of ultimate destruction of ignorance and manifestation of supreme truth (Satya).